at·trac·tive 
/əˈtræktɪv/ adjective
/əˈtræktɪv/ adjective [more attractive; most attractive] 1 : having a pleasing appearance
▪ an attractive flower arrangement ▪ He has an attractive [=charming] smile. ; especially : having a pleasing appearance that causes romantic or sexual feelings in someone : good-looking
▪ An attractive woman greeted us at the door. ▪ I've never really found him attractive. [=I have never been attracted to him] 2 : having a feature or quality that people like
▪ It is a very attractive [=appealing] offer/proposition, but I can't accept it at this time. ▪ The camera has many attractive features at a very attractive price. — often + to ▪ His ideas are attractive to many people. [=many people like his ideas]
▪ an attractive flower arrangement ▪ He has an attractive [=charming] smile. ; especially : having a pleasing appearance that causes romantic or sexual feelings in someone : good-looking
▪ An attractive woman greeted us at the door. ▪ I've never really found him attractive. [=I have never been attracted to him]
▪ It is a very attractive [=appealing] offer/proposition, but I can't accept it at this time. ▪ The camera has many attractive features at a very attractive price. — often + to ▪ His ideas are attractive to many people. [=many people like his ideas]
— at·trac·tive·ly adverb
▪ The flowers are attractively arranged. ▪ an attractively priced camera
▪ The flowers are attractively arranged. ▪ an attractively priced camera
— at·trac·tive·ness noun [noncount]
▪ sexual/physical attractiveness
▪ sexual/physical attractiveness
